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Research shows that people who report experiencing daily discrimination can be at higher risk for depression, loneliness, increased alcohol and drug use

The controversy surrounding Clackamas County’s program centered around what the state Legislature meant by deflection when it rolled back key parts of Oregon’s drug decriminalization law earlier this year.

The U.S. Supreme Court might rule on Oklahoma’s effort to crack down on pharmacy benefit managers.

The union that represents registered nurses at Oregon State Hospital has filed more than 200 grievances in the past month

Diane Lund-Muzikant, founder of The Lund Report, shares what drove her storied career in health care journalism: an overriding focus on transparency as an antidote to inequities and industry wrongdoing

Ashland's only hospital has been cutting services in recent years, leading some employees to question its commitment to remaining open

Countries around the world are struggling with how and when to pay for drugs prescribed for weight loss, with the sky-high prices paid in the U.S. used for leverage

Former Asante Health nurse Dani Marie Schofield is mounting a vigorous defense after being indicted for allegedly giving 44 patients tap water instead of painkiller

The company will also pay $190,000 to Washington state after regulators found bracelets and pencil pouches sold at Dollar Tree stores contained more than four times the federal limit of lead and four times the state limit for cadmium 

This week staff at a Klamath Falls community mental health program asked county commissioners to help them find insurance